April 2021 – Peter's Treasury

Card making – Lawn Fawn Swish ‘n Pop Beary Happy Mother’s Day

Hi folks! I’m back with another video! I made a card for Mother’s Day, with a fun interactive surprise. Again, I used the ‘Swish ‘n Pop’ from Lawn Fawn for this. I love how easy it is to add it to your card.

The little bears are making breakfast for their mom. They are all doing something, although you could say some are a little more… playful then others. 😉
No bears where harmed making this card.

I used patterned paper to make an easy background. This makes this card a breeze to make!

Below is an overview of the other supplies I used. I’m not listing things like scissors and such since I think that’s personal preference, but of course if you have any questions feel free to ask.

Lawn Fawn
Dies

Swish ‘n Pop Pull Tab
Scripty Happy

Stamps

Den Sweet Den
Snow Much Fun
Let’s Toast
Best Pun
Milk And Cookies
Love You A Latte
Toadally Awesome

Matching dies

Den Sweet Den
Snow Much Fun
Let’s Toast
Best Pun
Milk And Cookies
Love You A Latte

CarlijnDesign
Dies

DL Slimline kaart

Other materials
Paper

White cardstock
Kraft cardstock
Dark teal cardstock
Teal cardstock
Patterned paper
ProDesign 300 g/ms

Markers, ink & paint

Lawn Fawndamentals Jet Black
WOW! Clear Ultra Slow Drying Inkpad

Classic Copic markers
Copic Black Multiliner SP 0.25
Uni-ball White

Miscellaneous

Liquid glue
Glue tape
Acetate
Baby powder + brush
Heat tool
Stampendous White Embossing Powder
Thin foam tape
Thick foam tape
Mini brads
Scoring board
Bone folder
Misti Stamp Tool
Double Do XL die cutting machine

Card making – Lawn Fawn Swish ‘n Pop Floating in space

Hi everyone! I can’t stop making cards with the ‘Swish ‘n Pop’ from Lawn Fawn and interactive cards in general to be honest.

That’s why I made another ‘Swish ‘n Pop’ card, but this time I made a design that also would work really well if you don’t add the interactive part of the card.

In my video I show you how to made a nice and bright galaxy background with Distress Oxides.
As you can see I used quite a lot of elements to build the scene for this card and colored them all in an unusual way to really make it look like another planet.